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... of Obtoiio it t os a rsrcrsticn-grmead for the inhabitants of the east end of thle town. He was ia favour of romoviug the Smallpox Hospital from its prosent site, but did not hold with some people that if they lobtained the estate for the purposes of a ...
... increase upon reoent weekly numbers. They in- claded 218 from measles, 127 from whooping-cough, 4c from diarxhowa, 42 from smallpox, 40 from fovor, 32 from scarlet fever, and 25 from diohtheria. No death from any of these disoeases was registered o- during ...
... that night to obtain the opinions of the North- t Elast Ward residents ?? CUin1 moved-' That it is most desirable that the Smallpox and Fever Hospitals shoald be at oice removed from 'the North-East Ward, which, even after their removal, will yet be su ...
... of Dr. Frederick Eall as medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, and moved the appointment of Mr. Isaac Blore, M.B., M.tC.S., ?? oficer of the Fever Hospital and medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, at the salary of £200 per annum. Mr. Ward ...
... in the Hutislet division, 4 in the West, 2 in Wortley. and 1 in Clapeltown. Dinhtheria has caused I death in the Wrest. Smallpox has caused 2 deaths, each of which received mention in soy last report. They occurred after the closing date of my last report ...
... profession to which he foi -belongs, in their attempts to account for the failure of an tvaccination to prevent the spread of Smallpox. mi. I But will you permlit mne nowv to explain, as hriealy as n possible. bow I think the Sanitary Committee here have TI ...
... in Leiceeter, Wolverhempton. and Sunderland. Of the 473 deaths from smallpox, 420 occurred in London, 20 in Manchester, 9 in Livelrool, and S in Sunderland. The prevalence of smallpox in- London, judged by the returns of the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals ...
... TO tHE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GraNTLrinN,-Seeing I have taken some part in the t agitation for the remnoval of the smallpox hospital, I trust c you will allow me to place my views before the public, in N the hope that it may influence some of our ...
... in the two preceding weeks; of these C 104 resulted from whooping-cough, 63 from measles, o3 ' from Ecarlet fever 46 from smallpox, 37 from diphthecia, u 34 from fevers (principally enteric), and 29 from a diarrhoea. The lowest death.rates from these ...
... whooping-coudh, 49 from scarlet ferer, 46 jrtm measles, 41 fronm fever (principally enten), 3) 3 from dinhtberia, end 7 from smallpox. No death from tinv of these diseases was registered during the weet either in Halifax or Huddersiield; whereas they causel ...
... rein a the principal zymotic diseases, of which ?? resuti 4l s whooping-cough, 70 from meales, o9 trom scnrini. a 60 frenn smallpox, 31 from diphtheria, 2) from (prnlcipally enteric), and 21 from diarrhteae N rom any of these diseases were recorded dune ...
... necessary, a nlace of healthy recreation. Bat this estate is altogether unsuited for the purpoms 6f a site for the treatment of smallpox, fever, and othet epidemics. A passing railway train may be a pleasing object to those who are enjoying the fresh breeze ...